1. RESULTS Global Poverty National Webinar FY18 Appropriations
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2. Welcome from Joanne Carter Executive Director, RESULTS
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3. John Fawcett Director, Global Policy and Advocacy
Phone: (202)
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Marin Stein, Appropriations Associate Office of Representative Nita Lowey of New York
Marin Stein is Appropriations Associate and Foreign Policy Legislative Assistant for Congresswoman Nita Lowey, assisting in the Congresswoman’s responsibilities as the Ranking Member of the House Appropriations Subcommittee for State and Foreign Operations. 
Previously, Marin worked for Senator Bill Nelson of Florida and the late Congressman Tom Lantos of California.  She studied international relations at George Washington University, the London School of Economics, and New York University.  Marin is originally from New Hampshire, but she has lived in Washington for thirteen twelve years.
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Questions
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6. Amanda Beals Global Expansion Manager
Grassroots Café
Phone: (314)
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RESULTS 100 Days Campaign
Game On: track and celebrate your progress with our interactive game
Share: we will be in this together by sharing on social media with campaign specific hashtags, a new Instagram and Facebook group
#First100days
#RESULTS100
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RESULTS 100 Days Campaign
With our voices we will shape the priorities for Congress’ and the Administration’s first 100 days!
Strategy: Meet face-to-face with your members of Congress or with local congressional staff
Goal: 100 percent participation of RESULTS groups and Free Agent advocates
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Laser Talk: FY18 Appropriations
Led by Alicia Stromberg, incoming Regional Coordinator
Engage: For decades, the U.S. has been a leader in fighting extreme poverty. And by working in partnership with developing nations, global poverty has been cut in half since 1990.
Problem: But we have more work to do since as 16,000 kids under give are still dying of preventable causes each day, and 263 million children and youth who should be in school are not.
Inform About the Solution: By investing in effective and efficient development programs through the appropriations process, we can continue to make progress on poverty, and bolster country self-reliance.
Call to Action: Will the representative/senator please include the following amounts in his/her request to the Foreign Operations Subcommittee of Appropriations (choose the top one or two)?
$900 million for Maternal and Child Health, including $290 million for Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, and an additional $250 million for Nutrition in Global Health.
$450 million for bilateral Tuberculosis control efforts.
$1.475 billion for the multilateral Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria.
$125 million for the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) within Basic Education, and a total of $925 million for Basic Education.
I can send you more background information on each.
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10. First 100 Days Successes So Far
What’s been reported? (as of February 8)
18 groups have reported meeting with legislators or their staff
18 out of 84 = ~ 21% global groups
9 meetings were face-to-face, 13 with staff
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11. First 100 Days Successes So Far
What’s been reported? (as of February 8)
Can we make it to 500?
18 outreach events
9 groups total = ~ 10% of global groups
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12. First 100 Days Successes So Far
What’s been reported? (as of February 8)
17 media pieces reported
3 op-eds and 14 letters to the editor
11 groups = 13% global groups published
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13. Fantastic Things Happened in 2016
$4.3 billion Global Fund pledge
Greatest number of signers on appropriations sign-on letter
218 cosponsors on Reach Act in the House, with 35 in the Senate
53% of groups met face-to-face with a Representative
30% of groups had a meeting with a Senator
28% of groups had an op-ed published
12% of groups had an editorial published
70% of groups had an LTE published
53% of groups reported doing outreach
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2016 Grassroots Fundraising Success
40 grassroots groups participated in fundraisers
Five groups were first-time fundraisers
$170,000 raised in events
$10,000 in monthly donations initiated by grassroots fundraising,
including $1,100 newly generated in 2016
$62,000 raised in Friends and Family Campaigns
Exceeded Friends and Family Campaigns Goal
Biggest year in FFC Fundraising
Thank you, thank you, thank you qqfor your work fundraising in 2016!
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15. John Hornby – Gig Harbor, WA RESULTS National Webinar
Leading with Action
Organizing for Impact
Grassroots Shares
John Hornby – Gig Harbor, WA
Taralyn Titus – Honolulu, HI
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First 100 Days
2017 Global Grassroots Planning Calendar:
Use our First 100 Days support materials:
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As you continue your member of Congress meetings . . .
When you get a congressional meeting or town hall scheduled, please enter it into our First 100 Days Meeting Tracker:
After you meeting, please tell us what happened in the RESULTS Lobby Report Form:
See a reporting error? No problem! Contact Lisa Marchal and we’ll get it fixed.
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Announcements
Next RESULTS Introductory Call is Friday, February 24 at 1 pm ET. Register for an upcoming Intro Call on the RESULTS website.
Next RESULTS National Webinar for Global Campaigns: Saturday, March 11, 2 pm ET.
First 100 Days Webinar - Townhall Training, February 13, 5:15 pm ET. Login online:  via phone (201) and enter meeting ID
First 100 Days Webinar - Creating Bi-Partisan Support for our Issues in our Communities: A Learning and Sharing Lab. March 15, 9 pm ET. Login online: or via phone (201) and enter meeting ID
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Announcements
Registration for the RESULTS International Conference is open! July 22-25, 2017 in Washington, DC.
Note that the RESULTS offices will officially be closed on February 20 in observance of Presidents’ Day.
Next Congressional Recess: February 20-24
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Find these and other events on the RESULTS Events Calendar.
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HIV 101 panel in DC, or questions can be directed to
Crickett Nicovich, Senior Advisor, at
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22. Thank you for being on today’s webinar!
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